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Originally Posted by alphataru
2. No matter how many times I try, I only get 4 images in the output folder, the cover, the back, and two random images in the middle. In fact, I'm not even sure if the output is any different from the original. (Those scans weren't splitted).
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From your output it looks like the ImageMagick install directory is stored wrong. Because of this, Canti has been unable to do any image processing. Check out Canti.properties, look for "image_magick_dir = " and make sure that the directory specified uses double backslashes "\\" in stead of single backslashes "\". For example, here's the line from my Canti.properties:
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image_magick_dir = C:\\Program Files\\ImageMagick-6.6.3-Q16\\
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Originally Posted by alphataru
1. I set auto_split_landscape_scans = true, however, none of my scans got splitted.
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First, fix the problem I mentioned above and try running again. If you still have problems auto splitting landscape scans, read below:
The @auto_split_landscape_scans algorithm attempts to find a page split within a landscape scan and, if found, splits the scan into two parts at the detected page split. If none of your scans are getting split, then the page split detection algorithm isn't able to find the split. There are two things you can do in this situation:
1) Decrease the value of @auto_split_gray_strictness and @auto_split_color_strictness. These values are used by the page split detection algorithm in determining whether a sampled region of the scan is a page split or not. The lower the value, the less obvious the page split has to be for detection. Of course, lowering this also increases cases of false positives (i.e. detecting a page split when there isn't one).
2) If you set @auto_split_gray_strictness and @auto_split_color_strictness to 0, then all landscape scans will be split regardless of page split detection.
Let me know if you have any more problems/questions.